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'Truly blessed': Cambria Heights students bring smiles to children hospitalized during the holidays
For the fourth year, Cambria Heights High School students have gone above and beyond their goal to spread Christmas joy and cheer with young patients at UPMC Altoona. Every year, students in the school host a friendly competition among the homeroom classes to see who can create the most Jared Boxes for the hospital,

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on: Wed, Dec 11th 2024
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